Spinworthy
FAQ
Common questions. If you don't see yours, email [email protected].
Do I need Apple Music to use Spinworthy? +
Yes. Spinworthy plays your Apple Music albums, so it needs an active Apple Music subscription. It doesn't play local files, MP3s or other streaming services. If you aren't subscribed, the app can show Apple's own subscription offer.
How do I contact support? +
Email [email protected] with questions, bug reports or feedback.
Are there ads or in-app purchases? +
No ads, and no in-app purchases in Spinworthy itself. The only subscription involved is Apple Music, which Apple sells and manages.
How does Album of the Day work? +
Each morning Spinworthy picks one record from your collection, drawn evenly across your shelves, and tells you why it was chosen. If it isn't the one, there are three alternates, and you can turn on a reminder at nine.
A record didn't count as played. How do I fix it? +
Spinworthy counts a record when it plays through to the end. If a finished record wasn't counted, long-press it in the crate or on a shelf, or open the tag menu on the record player, and choose Mark as Played. If one was counted by mistake, the same menu offers Didn't Finish It. Undo only reaches today's play.
Why weren't some albums from my library added? +
Spinworthy is built around hearing whole albums, so an album you only have a few songs of can't be played start to finish. Instead of dropping those quietly, the import counts them and explains why they were left out.
Does Spinworthy collect personal information? +
No. There's no account, and your collection stays on your phone. The app sends anonymous usage numbers so we can see which parts get used, and they never include album titles, artists or anything that identifies a record or you. The details are in the privacy policy.